Basis of Measuring Satellite In-Orbit Performance Sample Clauses

Basis of Measuring Satellite In-Orbit Performance. “Transmission Paths” consist of two types of transmission paths on the Satellite. The “Forward Transmission Paths” are individually those sets of equipment within the communications subsystem of the Satellite that provide a discrete path to receive communications signals from Earth at Ku band, translate and amplify such signals through a hybrid matrix and transmit them to Earth at S band. The “Return Transmission Paths” are individually those sets of equipment within the communications subsystem of the Satellite that provide a discrete path to receive communications signals from Earth at S-band (the service link), translate and amplify such signals and transmit them to Earth at Ku-band (the feeder link). The total number of Transmission Paths on the Satellite is 224 (64 Forward and 160 Return Transmission Paths). A Transmission Path shall be deemed “operational” if the Satellite can provide full performance as required in Exhibit B, Satellite Performance Specification through such Transmission Path, after measurement and analysis uncertainty has been taken into consideration. Specific test methods and precise criteria for “operational” shall be mutually agreed by the Parties, applying reasonable engineering judgment and criteria, on or before Satellite Technical Review Meeting 3. For the purpose of determining an operational Forward Transmission Path only, the N×N hybrids shall be viewed as individually connecting N separate inputs to N separate outputs. For example, the failure on one input path into an 8×8 hybrid shall be considered the failure of only one Forward Transmission Path.
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  • Time for Performance Time is of the essence in this Agreement.

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